Library guides: Law AGLC4 Referencing Guide: Looseleaf services/commentaries

Print looseleaf services (AGLC4 rule 7.8)

James Douglas, LexisNexis Butterworths, Civil Procedure Queensland, vol 1 (at Service 82) [r 429G.5].

A looseleaf service, also known as a commentary, was originally published in binders which allowed pages to be removed and added for updates. Most of these commentaries are now available online on Lexis+, Westlaw AU and CCH iKnowConnect.
Looseleaf services may include the most recent service number or the date of last update.
Pinpoints should be to paragraphs and appear in square brackets [ ], unless the ¶ symbol is used (often in CCH), in which case square brackets are omitted.

Where an author of a looseleaf service is clearly identified, the author's name should be included before the publisher, followed by a comma.

JW Carter, LexisNexis, Carter on Contract (online at 20 February 2018) [04-001].

Where the author of a looseleaf service is not clearly identified include only the name of the publisher.

CCH Australia, Australian Intellectual Property Commentary, (online at 20 February 2018) ¶7-000.